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Olympic Sculpture Park

of green space on Seattle’s waterfront with a collection of monumental sculptures.

Address: 2901 Western Ave
Hours: Opens 30 minutes before sunrise, closes 30 minutes after sunset
Price: Free
Website: seattleartmuseum.org (opens in a new tab)

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